Math From My Angle

Decimal Review is a great way to start preparing students for testing. The 5 no prep printables are perfect for independent work, RTI time, math centers, substitute work, and/or take home practice. This one week review also has a mixed review page that can be used as an assessment on Friday. Concepts include: *place value/rounding *adding/subtracting *multiplying/dividing *decimal to fraction/fraction to decimal If you like this product be sure to check out: Renaming Fractions: One Week No P

"Adding Decimals" contains 2 ready-to-go printables. These printables are perfect for a review, minilesson, independent practice, and/or "sub tub" work. It is appropriate for 5th and 6th grade students. Included: *Adding decimals with various place values and whole numbers *Decimal Mix-Up: comparing decimal sums, identifying place value, rounding decimal numbers If you like this product be sure to check out: Valentine Math

Poppin’ into 6th is simply a small compilation of some of the skills I would LOVE for my 6th grade students to be comfortable with upon entering my class. I think once students have mastered the basics, they have a simpler time grasping new concepts. The skills in this packet are based on the Oklahoma PASS objectives. I will be using these pages during the first couple weeks of school in August. The printable would also be ideal to leave for a sub. Concepts include: *Add/subtract Fractio

"Decimals, Decimals, Decimals" is a file that focuses on...you guessed it...decimals! :) I will be using these ready to go printables as a review/practice when we go over decimals in the fall. Included are 4 "no prep" printables containing the following concepts: *add/subtract decimals *multiply/divide decimals *compare/order decimals *round decimals *place value *standard/word/expanded form If you like this product be sure to check out: Winter Decimals

This file contains 32 color and black and white task cards on place value. Concepts include: identifying the place and value of an underlined digit, expanded form, standard form, and word form. There are many ways to use task cards! I prefer using them during our RTI time. If you like this product be sure to check out: Daily Bell Work: 14 Weeks of Spiral Math Review